Seminole Landing

Seminole Landing is a private, gated enclave of 65 estate homes on a slender stretch of oceanfront land in North Palm Beach, Florida, bordered by the legendary Seminole Golf Club to the north and Lost Tree Village to the south. Established in the early 1970s, the community sits on 77 acres shaded by century-old oak and banyan trees, with homes ranging from roughly 8,000 to more than 20,000 square feet on lots that typically run over half an acre to a full acre. About two-thirds of owners here live in Seminole Landing full time, giving it more of a true neighborhood feel than many seasonal enclaves at this price point.

Waterfront & Access

Seminole Landing offers three ways to be on the water: direct oceanfront, Intracoastal frontage, and interior canal lots with private docks and boat lifts. Docks on the canal side reach the Intracoastal Waterway through Little Lake Worth, which carries a 12-foot fixed bridge, a real limitation for larger yachts, though it's no obstacle for most boats based here. Little Lake Worth is also a year-round manatee idle-speed zone under Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission rules, so expect slow-speed boating through that stretch. Every home also carries deeded beach access to a private stretch of Atlantic oceanfront. Sitting east of US-1 directly on the barrier island, Seminole Landing falls within the coastal flood zones typical of oceanfront property in this part of Florida (VE along the immediate beachfront, transitioning to AE further from the water), so buyers should confirm the specific FEMA panel and elevation certificate for any given home.

Real Estate

Recent closed sales in Seminole Landing have ranged from roughly $7.9 million to $11.5 million, with an active listing currently offered at $16.5 million for a 7,473-square-foot home on Indian Road. Those figures sit well below the community's all-time record: in April 2021, Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison paid $80,000,000 for the oceanfront compound at 12525 Seminole Beach Road, a Tuscan-style estate with more than 520 feet of ocean frontage, purchased from a land trust linked to hedge fund manager Gabriel Hoffman. That sale remains one of the largest ever recorded in Palm Beach County and is a useful data point on the ceiling of this market, even though day-to-day transactions run well below it. Douglas Elliman was the listing brokerage on that sale.

Golf Next Door

Seminole Landing sits directly beside Seminole Golf Club, consistently ranked among the top courses in the world, but living in Seminole Landing does not require and does not include membership there. Some Seminole Landing owners are Seminole Golf Club members, but plenty aren't, and the two are entirely separate: one a private club with its own membership process, the other a residential enclave that happens to share a fence line.

Security & Amenities

The community is fully gated with 24-hour manned security. Residents have access to a private beach club along the oceanfront and tennis courts, and the low-density layout, just 65 homes across 77 acres, keeps traffic light and lots spacious.

Location & Schools

Seminole Landing sits directly off US-1 between Juno Beach and North Palm Beach, about 20 minutes from Palm Beach International Airport and close to the Gardens Mall, Harbourside Place, and the restaurant corridor along PGA Boulevard. Families here fall within the Palm Beach County School District; depending on exact address, homes zone to either Dwight D. Eisenhower or Lighthouse Elementary, Watson B. Duncan Middle School, and William T. Dwyer or Palm Beach Gardens High School. The Benjamin School, a private PK3-12 option with a North Palm Beach campus, is also close by.

Working With Me

Seminole Landing is one of the most private oceanfront addresses in Palm Beach County, and it doesn't turn over often. If you're looking at this market, I'd welcome the chance to talk through what's available and what it actually takes to buy here.

Seth Mansfield | Douglas Elliman

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